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Left USA EPA ported by Kevin @huskihl Right UK non EPA ported by Mark @Crocky28 D style is needed, Mark was nice enough to include one.

Kev she burn really clean @32:1 in my XS2511T. After a 20 year break, I am back. It mixes really good in single digits. Compared to Castrol, Motul, Belray and such it does not go out of suspension after 4 week sitting untouched in a non heated work shop.

These are outstanding work horses, the longevity, ease of start and work they do on a 20" is amazing.

All my respects to CalFire and U.S. Forest Service R5, Pacific South West Region. To see the cooperation and coordination between state and fed resources to save property, land, and lives was amazing. Sometimes these auctions are gold mines, all equipment allocated funds have to be used up...

We have some cutting to do in Woodland, CA. I'll make sure to run a bio oil @ 100:1 to comply with the local green regs.

Take into account bar rail slop/slosh from normal wear. Filing the chain in the middle causes the preverbial bow effect. I tend to file mine close to or on the sprocket.

Dan as nice as they get 🌝🌝🌝 them chips. 😍😍😍

From the true experts that run a 325 all day long. Randy from Guiltyoftreeson Damian and August from the August Hunicke Reg Coates Veteran Tree Servive The stock husky chain that comes with these is nothing to rave about. You can try the speed cut nano and see if anything changes. The pros...

To be fair to Husky, both the 540 and 542 cut out under load. Each saw behaves differently: the generational difference between the two. The 540 cuts out completely due to the direct drive sprocket off the shaft, otherwise the motor/battery would burn out. The 542 a clutch systems cuts out and...

Dan, glad all was sorted out. Each jurisdiction and country have their regulations. Nothing like being in the "modern" age. In my application and in my hardwoods here, I was not a big fan of the C85 out of the box. With too many good reviews, I too thought that it would do well. I tried to run...

Mark nothing wrong with a very angry 346, maybe the end of a great all around mechanical era. The opinions vary quite a bit.

Greg's work @farminkarman is as solid as they get. I have been having too much fun with one of his creations.

Dan nothing wrong with off the grid living. May be hard to run a business ... but ...

Most likely the overload protection kicking in. The oregon speed cut nano does well with these saws. I took the inspiration from our good friend Richard Flagg and did a 1/4 pitch conversion. Could not be happier. In my world of dirty muddy wood, I do prefer the direct sprocket drive.

Gas is your biggest enemy. It washes everything off, including the oil film in the engine. An elaborate paint thinner with some mandated additives.